The phrase "argument out for" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "We need to argue out for a better solution."
Alternatives: "discuss for" or "advocate for".
Brad and Shiloh share the same blonde hue and flowing locks in these photos, but there is an argument out there for Shiloh getting her mother's pouty lips.
We asked our readers to tell us which argument stands out for them above all the rest.
To emphasise: I am not saying that any of us consciously wishes to make such an argument, merely that he accumulations of our arguments calls out for this explanation, or another one.As we move towards the final tally, let me record my pleasure at, and gratitude for, the opportunity to join you in this debate.
The defence team would now be scrutinising the tapes for inconsistencies in her story and building an argument that she is out for financial gain, he said.
It's easier to poke holes in an argument and call someone out for a mistake from behind your own computer screen than it might be in person.
To lessen the burden and strengthen their argument for out-of-state collections last November representatives of 31 states endorsed a compact to simplify and standardize their sales tax systems.
It seems that the latter argument has won out for the moment, Mr. Kessel said.
In fact, this is the same argument I lay out for videogames in 'Playing Columbine:' tools like RPG Maker allow for people from non-traditional fields to program their own videogames.
Besides, Hume's claim that the principle is "certain" is mistaken because the argument he sets out for the principle is inductive (IHM 5.7, 69 70, 75 6).
